Tyco Ethernet Input Output Controller EIOC 用户手册

Size
  - Board Only 

228x138x40mm (9 x 5.4 x 1.6”)

  - Enclosure 

330x275x80mm (13 x 10.8 x 3.2”)

Weight 
  - Board Only 

0.3Kg

  - Enclosure 

5.65Kg

Power
  - Board Only:
  - Voltage 

18Vac or 12Vdc 

  - Current Consumption 250mA (excluding locks)
  - Enclosure:
  - Voltage 

230Vac + 10%, -15%, 50 Hz.

  - Current Consumption 450mA (excluding locks) 
  - Backup Battery  

Integral charging circuit provided. 

 

(Battery not supplied).

Environmental
  - Temperature 

-10o to 50oC (14o to 122oF)

  - Humidity 

 

95% non condensing

LED Indicators

Power, Heartbeat, Link Status, Activity

 

and Output Status.

Inputs 

16 General Purpose*

Dedicated Tamper Input

 

Battery Low (reported internally)

Dedicated Power Fail Input

 

* = 4 state tamper protected inputs

Outputs 

8 Outputs

 

  4 relay outputs 24@1.5A  

 

  4 FET outputs 12/24V open collector  

 

  outputs limited to 1.5A

Memory 

256kB Flash memory

 

4MB RAM 

To System Host 

10/100 Base-T TCP/IP using CAT5   

 

Unshielded twisted pair cable 

 

  - Connection 

RJ45

IOC/010/000 

EIOC (Complete with PSU Enclosure)

CEM Systems Ltd Unit 4 Ravenhill Business Park Ravenhill Road Belfast BT6 8AW Northern Ireland

Tel:  +44 (0)28 9045 6767  Fax: +44 (0)28 9045 4535  email: cem.sales@tycoint.com

www.cemsys.com

The EIOC will send the normal input state change alarms. In 
addition to this unit tamper, mains failure and mains restored 
alarms will also be sent to host controller.

When offline the EIOC will operate as normal using the last 
configuration it received. If there has been no configuration 
received it will operate using the default configuration. The 
EIOC does not store any offline alarms.

It is possible to have more than one input controlling the same 
output. In this scenario the EIOC works by logically ORing the 
activation and deactivation of the input. Simply put, any input 
transitioning to an active state will activate the associated 
output but all associated inputs must be deactivated for the 
output to deactivate.

Other methods that can be used to deactivate an output are:

•  Output time can be used to clear an output. The last input

going active will set the time for the output to remain 
active.

•  When a configured cancelling input activates the associated

output will deactivate.

•  A broadcast can be sent to activate or deactivate a specific

output.

Any combination of outputs can be broadcast active or inactive 
at any time when the EIOC is online. When an output has been 
broadcast active a state change of any related input will have 
no effect on the output state as a broadcast will be given 
priority. Broadcasting the output inactive will revert back to 
the last configured input mapping condition. During the period
when an output is broadcast active the mapped inputs can still 
be configured to send input alarms to the system.

CEM/B/047

Product specifications and availability is subject to change without notice.  Certain product names mentioned herein may be trade names 
and/or registered trademarks of their companies.

Get user manuals: 

See SafeManuals.com